@mikealfred Kid analyst not doing bad after all lately eh @PunterJeff
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Douglas Burrin
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Douglas Burrin
@DougBurrin
Doug Burrin is a research scientist studying perinatal infant nutrition, gut hormones and development. Views are my own
USDA-ARS Children's Nutrition Katılım Aralık 2011
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The ASST haters have vanished like little rats scurrying away at night. Shocking.
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@Micro2Macr0 Seems likely at 1000+ BTC per week. @Metaplanet is doronuma ni hamaru w MARS roll out and MTPLF shareprice. Tik tok
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@RoaringRagnar SATA quickly scaling to 1000+ BTC/week will give us a horse race with Strive and Metaplanet by year end pushing to 50-60K of corn. Wen MARS boys?
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Remember how long it took Metaplanet to go from 15,000 BTC to 30,000 BTC?
85 days.
That's the power of a spinning flywheel.
And $ASST currently has the best flywheel in the market.
Of course how fast it spins always depends on Bitcoin and the market in general.
But once Bitcoin gets going, those flywheels will spin.
Imagine we spike to $150K and an EV mNAV of 2.5x.
We have been in a bear for so long that people have forgot what it feels like.
We will be back. And Strive will be a key player.
And once Metaplanet assembles their vehicle, they will join them with a vengeance.
And the 800 pound gorilla, Strategy, will keep going of course.
Good times ahead, Warriors.
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@BenjaminStongMD @gerovich @DylanLeClair Becoming a distant third behind SATA, lets get the MARS out while were young. Too slow MTPLF team... step it up.
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Metaplanet having Preferred’s in both the US and Japanese markets was not on my bingo card. I anticipated $MARS or similar would be offered, but tapping both markets is genius. @gerovich and @DylanLeClair have maneuvered and planned to make $MPJPY the fastest accumulator of $BTC on earth. I welcome the innovation. Cheers to hodlers! 🥂
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@hillery_dan @TimKotzman Listen to Jordi every Sunday for macro, AI and crypto insights One of his best interviews packed w alpha. Well done Michael thank you 🙏
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Jordi holding the line.
Love it.
Michaël van de Poppe@CryptoMichNL
"They are not going to be able to raise rates." Jordi Visser (@jvisserlabs) ran capital at Weiss Multi-Strategy Advisers as CIO. 30 years on Wall Street. Built one of the first volatility-arbitrage frameworks for systematic hedge funds. Managed billions through three crises, never had a thesis-driven blow-up year. "Interest payments on US debt are now bigger than what we spend on defense. Over a trillion dollars a year. This is what Bitcoin was made for." We cover: — Why the Fed is mathematically trapped and how the trillion-dollar interest math forces every policy decision from here — Why "bubble talk" is intellectually lazy: PE goes UP in bubbles, not down, and right now PE is contracting while earnings grow 27% — The AI-agents-eat-tokens thesis: why agentic AI doesn't care about dollars and what that means for compute-backed assets — Why belief is harder than fundamentals: fundamentals come and go, belief systems don't, and which belief is breaking in 2026 — The Bitcoin call no other macro guy on Wall Street will make publicly: new all-time highs before year-end — Why most hedge funds will underperform Bitcoin this cycle and the structural reason it has nothing to do with crypto — The single chart that made Jordi go from skeptic to allocator and why it hasn't reversed — What the 2020-2026 monetary regime actually was, named correctly for the first time Thanks to Jordi for coming on @new_era_finance. Highlights: 00:00 - Intro 00:42 - Bitcoin Lagging 03:16 - AI Investment 07:14 - Price vs Narrative 12:15 - Market Dynamics 21:28 - AI Trading 25:24 - AI Democratizes Wealth 36:26 - Crypto Transition 39:40 - Elliott Waves 44:08 - Banana Zone 49:37 - Fundamentals vs Technicals 55:14 - Ethereum Future
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We get our ass kicked every 80 years. And here's why. 👇🏼
After 80 years the generational memory is gone. Everyone who lived through the last crisis is dead.
Revolution in 1776. 80 years later — the Civil War. 600,000 dead. We couldn't resolve the stain in the Constitution any other way.
80 years after that — the Great Depression leading into World War II.
We're 80 years out again.
The last World War II veterans are 100 years old.
The institutional memory is gone.
And instead of remembering why we came together — we're tearing each other apart.
This is the pattern. Every single time.
We get beaten badly enough that we look around and say — okay, this is screwed up. How do we fix it?
So here's what fixing it looks like:
-25 to 50 year plans.
-Bipartisan commitment.
-Fix K-12 education.
-Rebuild the infrastructure.
-Jobs training.
-Curb the deficit spending.
Not a four year political cycle. A generational commitment.
We've rebuilt ourselves every 80 years.
Time to do it again. @Newsweek
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Big congrats to Heather Danhof and @FirasMidani and the Rob Britton lab @BrittonTML on getting this work out. It was a massive project and remarkable demonstration of microbe-gut-brain function and I look forward to see where this science goes forward.
@tmcddc @BCMFromtheLabs
Infant gut microbiomes contribute to metabolic states that impact brain function biorxiv.org/content/10.648…
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Talking about Rigor and Reproducibility in science with David Allison at the DDC Frontiers Symposium @tmcddc @bcmhouston @BCMDeptMedicine
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Kicking off the 17th Annual TMC DDC Frontiers in Digestive Disease Symposium with Dr Karen Edelblum. @tmcddc
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Check out the DDC Frontiers Symposium and meet some new colleagues, always the highlight of the year for the Texas Medical Center Digestive Disease Center.
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Join the Infant Nutrition Science Coalition (INSC) for its upcoming workshop:
Developing Consensus on Evaluations for Functional Ingredients in Infant Formula.
📅 March 2–3, 2026 | Virtual
Register here: lnkd.in/exBPPSDE
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We celebrated our first Children's Nutrition Research Center (CNRC) Biguan grant writing workshop in December! The Biguan is a week-long "local retreat" to focus on developing new grant ideas and to refine existing grant proposals. Thanks to our CNRC faculty that participated.
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@sciencegirl Any citation evidence would be more informative thx
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Children who have strong, consistent relationships with their grandparents often experience better emotional wellbeing and greater resilience.
According to research highlighted by Harvard’s Center on the Developing Child, dependable and nurturing relationships act as a critical buffer against childhood stress. These supportive bonds help stabilize a child’s nervous system, improve emotional regulation, and strengthen healthy brain development.
Grandparents frequently provide exactly this steady, caring presence. Studies have shown that children who regularly spend time with their grandparents often display lower levels of depression, healthier stress responses, stronger social skills, and greater empathy.
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Latest work showing selective agonism of liver and gut FXR prevents cholestasis and intestinal atrophy in parenterally fed neonatal pigs
Journal of Lipid Research jlr.org/article/S0022-…
@bcmhouston @BCMFromtheLabs
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Congrats to Greg Guthrie on his exciting new model and important finding for nutritional support of children with biliary atresia.
From the Labs at Baylor College of Medicine@BCMFromtheLabs
This research paves the way for new clinical interventions that could prevent both #liverInjury and intestinal dysfunction in this vulnerable pediatric population. @bcmhouston @BCMCME @BCM_PCCM G. Guthrie, @DougBurrin, @EstesLab_BCM et al @BCMDeptMedicine eurekalert.org/news-releases/…
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@KCKlatt Congrats Kevin this is exciting news and wish you the best in Toronto!
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Really excited to announce that I've accepted an Assistant Professor position in the Department of Nutritional Sciences in the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Toronto! Very excited to venture north (🥶) & build out my own research group in human nutrition &metabolism 🥳
U of T Nutritional Sciences@nutrisci_uoft
Big news! Thrilled to welcome Dr. Kevin Klatt as our newest Assistant Professor in Nutritional Sciences! From Cornell → NIH → Baylor → UC Berkeley, he brings expertise in maternal & infant nutrition + micronutrients! @KCKlatt @DLOConnor0803 @uoftmedicine
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